After a long, hot Southern summer, it's not unusual to find a few bare spots in your lawn. Cooler fall temperatures make it ...

Midwestern grower Chris Von Holten knows that striving to conserve the land and water are the best ways he can build soil health and make the ground more productive. In the early 1980s, Chris Von ...

Polls show most traditional farmers don't believe they contribute to climate change. Two farmers in Illinois started a soil protection program that has myriad climate benefits. Agriculture in the U.S.

The government plans to implement projects that will help prevent the Rwf37 billion worth of crop production lost every season to soil erosion, according to Patrick Karangwa, the Director General of ...

Minnesota farmers are hovering near 99% compliance with a buffer law that’s been enforced since 2017. That’s a sign of success in a state filled with waterways, wetlands and over 14,000 lakes that are ...

Fort Bend County has secured nearly 26 million for its Brazos River erosion project, according to Fort Bend County Pct. 3 Commissioner Andy Meyers. The Texas General Land Office granted the county ...

Early spring is a great time to begin scouting around the yard or garden area and removing early-season invasive species and noxious weeds. A noxious weed is considered harmful to the environment, to ...

Editor's note: This story is part of "100 Eyes on South Dakota," an investigative initiative driven by reader questions and news tips to help hold public officials accountable and shine light on truth ...